Description
1621 (1650)
the purple gross-beak
'The Mother Goddess Ishtar'
and the print is a satire on the distress and financial failures of 1773-1774
through the window of which a woman cuts off his 'pigtail' while another brandishes a fish in his face
Ozma of Oz Illustration mb-copyright Jeffrey Rotman/Corbis 1621 (1650)
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